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The Bail and Bond Implementation Committee has made the following progress with regard to realising its mandate:
 Mounting awareness campaigns to educate and sensitise stakeholders and the public in different parts of the country through CUCs in Kibera Law Courts, Lang’ata Women’s Prison, Makadara, Bomet, Kilgoris, Narok, Kilifi, Nyando, Tamu, Kericho, Molo, Nakuru and Naivasha Law Courts
 It has trained over 60 officers of different agencies who will in turn train institutions in the criminal justice sector.
 Developed framework for monitoring and evaluating implementation of the Guidelines
Undertaking pilot monitoring in 20 courts: High Court Criminal Division, Chief Magistrates Court Milimani (Criminal court, traffic court, Anti-Corruption court), Children’s court, City Court, JKIA, Kibera, Makadara, Meru, Nyeri, Kilifi, Malindi, Machakos, Busia, Iten, Garissa, Naivasha, Kisii and Sotik.
 Developed training guide for use in training justice sector actors.
 Developed and disseminated IEC materials.
Mediation Accreditation Committee
The Mediation Accreditation Committee (MAC) is a committee established under section 59A of the Civil Procedure Act (Chapter 21, Laws of Kenya). The appointment of the current Committee members was made by the Hon Chief Justice through Gazette Notice No 1088 of 2015.Chaired by the Chairman of the Rules Committee, Hon Justice Alnashir Visram (JA), MAC is charged with the mandate to inter alia maintain a register of qualified mediators. The register also forms a pool from which mediators are nominated and appointed to take part in the ongoing Court-Annexed Mediation Pilot Project. The mediators are selected from interested applicants who meet Accreditation Standards set by the Committee. The process of accreditation is open and ongoing. Qualified and interested mediators are encouraged to apply.
